Four hazaras killed in Mastung

[Well.wisher]

QUETTA: Four members of a family belonging to the Shia Hazara community were killed in a gun attack apparently motivated by sectarian hatred in Mastung district of Balochistan on Wednesday.

Gunmen ambushed a Karachi-bound car carrying the Hazara family in the Choto area, some 40 kilometres south of Quetta, according to police.

“The gunmen opened indiscriminate fire on the vehicle with automatic weapon when it slowed down at a speed-breaker. Four people of the family, including a woman, were killed and another man was wounded,” Abdul Qudoos, the SHO of the local police station, said.

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Qudoos cited sectarian motives for the grisly attack because, according to him, the family had no enmity.

DPO Ghazanfar Ali Shah said the appeared to be pre-planned and the gunmen had received information about the movement of the family from Quetta. “The attack involved three gunmen who were riding motorcycles and fired at the car from two sides.”

Abdul Sattar, who was injured in the ambush, was taken to a local hospital where medics referred him to the Trauma Centre of the Civil Hospital for treatment of his life-threatening wounds.

Two Hazara community members gunned down in Quetta

The deceased have been identified as Murtaza, Ghulam Sarwar, Zehra Begum and her son Habibullah. The casualties were brought to Nawab Ghous Bakhsh Raisani Memorial Hospital in Mastung for identification.

After medico-legal formalities, the bodies were handed over to relatives for burial.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility.

Police cordoned off the area and found 39 empty shells of 9mm handgun. The 9mm pistol is normally used in target killing by terrorists in all parts of Pakistan.

Members of HDP and MWM staged protests outside the Quetta Press Club and on the Alamdar Road against the killings and demanded immediate action against the culprits.

Chief Minister Nawab Sanaullah Khan Zehri and Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti strongly condemned the incident and termed it “against the social and tribal norms of Balochistan”.
Why it's so difficult to protect this small Quetta .

 

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Why it's so difficult to protect this small Quetta .

same question, one fvcking saryab road, we dont know when someone blow himself up on this road. it seems security forces are over stretched, they dont have numbers to deploy for operations and protection of border or towns in Balochistan. Balochistan Police is other scam. there is no accountability of officers in Pakistan, at most they can be suspended after terrorism incident, never heard someone dismissed from job..

other reason can be media attention, when it happen in Quetta it dont get much attention if fatalities are less then 10. but if the same happen in Karachi, Islamabad or Lahore, Peshawar its international news, they will discuss and mourn it for days bcoz most of the media giants belong to these cities. well i am a Karachiite and i have nothing but prayers for our people in Baluchistan.

 

[Well.wisher]

same question, one fvcking saryab road, we dont know when someone blow himself up on this road. it seems security forces are over stretched, they dont have numbers to deploy for operations and protection of border or towns in Balochistan. Balochistan Police is other scam. there is no accountability of officers in Pakistan, at most they can be suspended after terrorism incident, never heard someone dismissed from job..

For me , the main problem is letting anyone enter Quetta by not even checking or asking him .
We've a border with afghanistan where terrorists enter quetta whenever they will cause no one asks them reason or check them before entering .
Attack on police attack was done by a uzbek and we'll how did he enter quetta , we all know ; poor border check and letting everyone enter quetta as it's their khala ji ka ghar .

 

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For me , the main problem is letting anyone enter Quetta by not even checking or asking him .
We've a border with afghanistan where terrorists enter quetta whenever they will cause no one asks them reason or check them before entering .
Attack on police attack was done by a uzbek and we'll how did he enter quetta , we all know ; poor border check and letting everyone enter quetta as it's their khala ji ka ghar .

it maybe bcoz FC is busy in internal security ops which is not their job, leaving less concentration on borders hence over stretched so illegal roaming with ease.. Pak Army is trying to build fence on border.

 

[Well.wisher]

it maybe bcoz FC is busy in internal security ops which is not their job, leaving less concentration on borders hence over stretched so illegal roaming with ease.. Pak Army is trying to build fence on border.

Then pak army has failed to do job of protecting the borders .

No doubt ISI is a failure .

 

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Then pak army has failed to do job of protecting the borders .

No doubt ISI is a failure .

Yeah, no doubt they had their failures, thats why we lost 70000 people. but at the end they also protected us from TTP rule.

 

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RIP

 

[Well.wisher]

Yeah, no doubt they failed us, thats why we lost 70000 people. but at the end they also protected us from TTP rule.

That was their own creation and civilians paid the prices .

 

[Path-Finder]

RIP

 

[Samlee]

Then pak army has failed to do job of protecting the borders .

No doubt ISI is a failure .

The Fact Is That With Limited Resources And Facing Multiple Enemies Inside and Out ISI Has Prevented Pakistan From Descending To The Level of Iraq Syria Yemen and Libya.

Yes What A "Pathetic Failure" ISI Has Been

 

[Blue Marlin]

That was their own creation and civilians paid the prices .

who's their?

 

[El Sidd]

Then pak army has failed to do job of protecting the borders .

No doubt ISI is a failure .

You probably have a city called Quetta because somehow ISI did not fail.

The borders are pretty much secured. The damn politicised local LeAs fall easy prey to corruption due to lack of civil expertise in being impartial to the justice system.

Don't malign those who secure your sound sleeps. I can understand your frustration but you have to understand the magnitude of the problem in strategic security parameters term.

That was their own creation and civilians paid the prices .

Just read this sentence again and compare it with what you think the enemy is.

Along the lines of frustration you have become the same as those perceived enemies.

Thank you

 

[Well.wisher]

who's their?

Lol

You probably have a city called Quetta because somehow ISI did not fail.

The borders are pretty much secured. The damn politicised local LeAs fall easy prey to corruption due to lack of civil expertise in being impartial to the justice system.

Don't malign those who secure your sound sleeps. I can understand your frustration but you have to understand the magnitude of the problem in strategic security parameters term.



Just read this sentence again and compare it with what you think the enemy is.

Along the lines of frustration you have become the same as those perceived enemies.

Thank you

Yes I'm safe cause I live in pakistan military area along with army families from other provinces ( given tight protocol ) for which they get 1 lakh a year from me to be able to live here and to not let other people of quetta see me ..
But my friend in hazara town is doubted about her safety cause she's been provided only 2 fc persons who only check your I'd card to let u go in , not much consideration on security cause fc is not getting one lakh for doing it .
See the difference ?

 

[El Sidd]

Lol


Yes I'm safe cause I live in pakistan military area along with army families from other provinces ( given tight protocol ) for which they get 1 lakh a year from me to be able to live here and to not let other people of quetta see me ..
But my friend in hazara town is doubted about her safety cause she's been provided only 2 fc persons who only check your I'd card to let u go in , not much consideration on security cause fc is not getting one lakh for doing it .
See the difference ?

You do realise that the hazara issue is not an overnight phenomenon.

Since recorded history there exists a rivalry.

People are being used and blackmailed to carry these operations.

Due to economic conditions many were driven due to sheer hopelessness.

And its all the politicians who manage to escape the blame.

There will be now politics based on supposed genocide and thus empowering future generations of their sadistical rule.

It is upto as a citizen to bridge the gap in times of relative peace.

Stop idealising policed societies.

 

[Well.wisher]

You do realise that the hazara issue is not an overnight phenomenon.

Since recorded history there exists a rivalry.

People are being used and blackmailed to carry these operations.

Due to economic conditions many were driven due to sheer hopelessness.

And its all the politicians who manage to escape the blame.

There will be now politics based on supposed genocide and thus empowering future generations of their sadistical rule.

It is upto as a citizen to bridge the gap in times of relative peace.

Stop idealising policed societies.

Fine.. I'm not interested in creating an argument but the need is but Protect the borders of balochistan and kpk as you protect the border of punjab .